Marvel Comics has provided CBR News with six-pages from August's "Uncanny X-Men" #463, a House of M tie-in by Chris Claremont and Alan Davis. Click the images below to enlarge. For more on "House of M," click here.

UNCANNY X-MEN #463
Written by CHRIS CLAREMONT
Pencils & Cover by ALAN DAVIS
"SEASON OF THE WITCH"
House of M tie-in
It's déjà vu all over again! Captain Britain, Meggan, Psylocke and Marvel Girl find themselves in England, racing against time to save the universe from complete and utter annihilation! Part 2 (of 4).
32 PGS./T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP …$2.50

Alan Davis is one of my favourite comic book artists ever. His stuff is solid and never over or under worked. Not to mention that even though his women are tricked out they never loose character in the process.

Rachel (isn't she a Jean Grey clone?... isn't she dead?.. whats up whith that 0_o), Kitty, Bryan Braddock, the REAL Betsy Braddock, Megan (know SHE is dead..but House of M y'know)...

Rachel isn't a clone of Jean, she's Jean and Scott's daughter, transported to the 616 MU from an alternate future (the Days of Future past universe).

She served a short stint on the X-Men, then disappeared for a year or so until Excalibur started up. She was in that book for a long time (with one major period of absence), until Scott Lobdell decided to write her out, send her to the future, and kill her off to give Cable even more backstory ( ). Then after the whole Askani timeline got erased when Apocalypse died, she ended up at the end of time. Cable found her, brought her back, and for no good reason she just wandered off. Claremont finally brought her back at the end of X-Treme X-Men, and if she never leaves the team again I'll be perfectly happy.

Oh, and Betsy Braddock was never on Excalibur. The original line-up was Captain Britain, Meggan (who has never been dead, to the best of my knowledge), Kitty, Rachel, and Nightcrawler.

Captain Britain's powers are pretty basic. Just your standard super strength and ability to fly. His costume also has a built-in forcefield that protects him from a good amount of damage.

Jamie is Captain Britain and Psylocke's older brother. I don't know the full history, but he did some shady dealings and ended up getting captured and tortured by a guy named Doc Croc. The ordeal pretty much drained all that was left of his sanity, but it did lead him to discovering his own mutant powers. He's able to see the threads that bind reality and can twist them around any way he wants. He was an occasional foe of Excalibur, and it looks like he's probably in some way responsible for resurrecting Psylocke. And no, he never wears pants.